Baker Hughes has secured a contract from bp to provide vessel-based well stimulation services across its UK North Sea operations, supporting new well development and enhanced recovery from mature fields.

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UK poised to approve Jackdaw as industry calls for North Sea policy reset
The UK government is reportedly poised to approve Jackdaw, prompting Aberdeen energy leaders to call for swift action on Rosebank and tax reforms to help restore investment in the North Sea.
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Vector Geophysical deploys 30,000 STRYDE seismic nodes for Colombia exploration
Vector Geophysical has purchased 30,000 STRYDE seismic nodes to expand high-density exploration surveys in Colombia, with the equipment set for its first deployment on a Parex Resources project.
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TotalEnergies completes entry into giant Mopane discovery offshore Namibia
TotalEnergies has completed its acquisition of a 40% operated interest in Namibia’s PEL83 license, taking operatorship of the giant Mopane discovery ahead of a three-well appraisal campaign and targeted 2028 FID.
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Texas RRC adds satellite monitoring for Permian basin injection activity
The Texas Railroad Commission will use satellite ground-motion data integrated with subsurface injection information to strengthen monitoring of underground injection activity across the Permian basin.
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Venezuela set for wave of oil deals as U.S. pushes production expansion
More than a dozen energy agreements are expected as Venezuela moves to expand crude production, with U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright saying China will not have debt claims on revenue generated by newly developed oil fields.
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Subsea7 wins subsea contract for LLOG’s Who Dat East development
Subsea7 has secured a $50–150 million contract from LLOG Exploration for the deepwater Who Dat East development in the U.S. Gulf, including installation of a 29-km riser and pipe-in-pipe system.
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Chevron plans $7 billion Venezuela investment, targets 600,000 bpd production
Chevron plans to invest more than $7 billion in Venezuela over the next five years and more than double production to approximately 600,000 bpd after securing additional acreage in the Orinoco Belt.
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Eni takes operatorship of Uruguay offshore block, adds stake in neighboring acreage
Eni has expanded its offshore Uruguay exploration position, taking operatorship and a 50% interest in the OFF-5 block while agreeing to acquire a 40% stake in the adjacent APA-operated OFF-6 block.
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Two oil tankers reportedly struck as Strait of Hormuz hostilities resume
Two oil supertankers attempting to exit the Strait of Hormuz were reportedly struck by projectiles as renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities threaten a recent recovery in oil shipments through the critical waterway.
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